Kilimanjaro Sans Font

Introducing Kilimanjaro Sans Font— an old-school typeface meant to spark the 70s and 80s in any project you make. Because of its OpenType and ligature features, the text created with this font seems energetic and unique. The style can shift from being modern and cool to appearing traditional and old-school very easily.

To make your headlines stand out, you can tighten the spacing between the letters but make the body text less spaced for another effect. There are Slanted styles, as well as five levels of rounded edges, so you can explore any creative idea. But this font pack only contains three styles. In the previews, designers matched Kilimanjaro Sans with Seriously Nostalgic Serif and the result is a vintage-perfect team for your designs.

What’s Included

Kilimanjaro Sans Regular
Kilimanjaro Sans Round1
Kilimanjaro Sans Round2
Kilimanjaro Sans Round3
Kilimanjaro Sans Round4
Kilimanjaro Sans Round5
Kilimanjaro Sans Tall
Kilimanjaro Sans Tall Round1
Kilimanjaro Sans Tall Round2
Kilimanjaro Sans Tall Round3
Kilimanjaro Sans Tall Round4
Kilimanjaro Sans Tall Round5
Kilimanjaro Sans Extra Tall
Kilimanjaro Sans Extra Tall Round1
Kilimanjaro Sans Extra Tall Round2
Kilimanjaro Sans Extra Tall Round3
Kilimanjaro Sans Extra Tall Round4
Kilimanjaro Sans Extra Tall Round5

Bonus Content

28 Free Retro Magazine Photoshop Actions (For PS CC 2020 and newer – These are heavy action files meant for running on Design-purposed machines, and as such, they might work slower on older machines or machines without good amounts of RAM/Memory).
A PDF file for getting the most from your free actions.

License

The full font family is available here. Buy it if you want to use the Slanted version of this font.

Language Support

Kilimanjaro Sans Font supports these languages: Danish, English, Filipino, French, German (Switzerland), Irish, Italian, Low German, Luxembourgish, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, Portuguese, Swedish, Swiss German.

Software Support

You can use any basic software that can read fonts to use the standard characters of this font. To access the fancy alternates and ligatures, you will need an app that supports Opentype Features such as Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, MS Word, Textedit, Pages etc.

If you are a Canva user ( which only has basic font support), I’ll have an extension pack with the extra characters as separate fonts available to purchase soon. While using an extension pack involves more elbow grease – it allows those without the right font supporting software to access the extras.